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Charles de Gaulle Plaza
Location within Romania
General information
Status	Completed
Type	Office building
Location	Bucharest, Romania
Coordinates	44°27′55″N 26°05′15″E / 44.4653°N 26.0874°E / 44.4653; 26.0874
Completed	2003
Opening	2005
Cost	US$ 50.000.000
Owner	Avrig 35
Height
Roof	70 m (230 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	17
Floor area	over 23,000 m (250,000 sq ft)
Lifts/elevators	Four panoramic elevators
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Westfourth Architecture
Developer	Avrig 35
Engineer	Emanuel E. Necula, Consulting Engineers P.C.
Main contractor	BogArt

Charles de Gaulle Plaza is a "class A" office building in the Charles de Gaulle Square, Bucharest, Romania. It is constructed entirely out of concrete, steel and glass. It has 16 floors and a gross lettable area of 22,000 m (240,000 sq ft). There are an additional five floors underground that serve as a parking space with 350 places. The elevators are the fastest in Romania having a speed of 2.5 m/s (8.2 ft/s).

See also

• List of tallest buildings in Romania

References

1. ^ "Charles deGaulle Plaza". Retrieved 11 October 2023.
2. THE BUILDING

External links

• Official site

v t e Tall buildings in Romania
Built Bucharest >100 m Floreasca City Center (137 m) People's Salvation Cathedral (135 m) Globalworth Tower (118 m) Ana Tower (110 m) Bucharest Tower Center (106 m) House of the Free Press (104 m) 70-100 m Asmita Gardens (92 m) Orhideea Towers (85 m) Palace of the Parliament (84 m) Bucharest Financial Plaza (83 m) BRD Tower (82 m) Charles de Gaulle Plaza (80 m) Doamna Ghica Plaza A (80 m) Euro Tower (80 m) Grand Hotel Bucharest (77 m) Nusco Tower (76 m) Monaco Towers (76 m) Cathedral Plaza (75 m) City Gate Towers (75 m) TVR Tower (74 m) Crystal Tower (72 m) Millennium Business Center (72 m) The Mark (70 m) <70 m Unicredit Tower (68 m) United Nations Plaza (66 m) Phoenix Tower (65 m) Rin Grand Hotel (65 m) Piraeus Bank Tower (64 m) Premium Plaza (64 m) Griro Tower (60 m) Bucharest Corporate Center (60 m) CCIR Building (57 m) BSE Tower (56 m) UpGround (55 m) Pipera Business Tower (54 m) Pullman Hotel (52 m) Oracle Tower (45 m) Anchor Plaza (35 m) Satu Mare Administrative Palace Satu Mare (97 m) Dana Complex (64 m) Cluj Napoca West City Tower (95 m) BRD Tower (50 m) Timișoara UBC 0 (90 m) UBC 3 (84 m) ISHO Riverside A (75 m) ISHO Riverside D (70 m) UBC 2 (60 m) UBC 1 (60 m) Iași Palas Iași (71 m) University of Medicine and Pharmacy (65 m) Sibiu MyContinental Hotel (58 m) BCR Tower Sibiu (56 m)		Bucharest skyline in 2022.
Proposed Esplanada City Center (250 m) Dâmbovița Center Towers (155 m) Cefin Tower (125 m) Sky Towers Cluj Napoca (125 m) Sigma Towers (120 m) Sema Parc Hotel (75 m)
Demolished Basarab Tower (104 m) Carlton Bloc (47 m)
Tallest timeline Turnul Colței (1714–1888) Foișorul de Foc (1890–1932) Carlton Bloc (1932–1934) Telephones Company Building (1934–1956) House of the Free Press (1956–2007) Bucharest Tower Center (2007–2012) Floreasca City Center (2012–present)
Buildings listed in order of height Building data source: Skyscraper Center See also: List of tallest buildings in Romania & List of tallest buildings in Bucharest Category:Buildings and structures in Romania Category:Skyscrapers in Romania

• Skyscraper office buildings in Bucharest
• Office buildings completed in 2005